But it is also not the first time for Cloud Strife to crossover in another video game. He was also featured in “Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children,” “Kingdom Hearts,” and “Dissidia.” He has also appeared in many “Final Fantasy” spinoff video games including “Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII,” “Dirge of Cerbeus – Final Fantasy VII,” “Chocobo Racing,” and “Ehrgeiz: God Bless the Ring.”
When Masahiro Sakurai, creator of “Super Smash Bros” games, made the announcement last month regarding the crossover of Cloud Strife into the fighting game from “Final Fantasy VII,” smashers got extremely excited as they all look forward to seeing how the new character will alter the video game, notes Yibada.
Based on previous reports, there are at least five slots that are still open for “Super Smash Bros 4.” Two have been reserved already for Cloud Strife and one new gameplay stage based on “Final Fantasy VII” called as the Midgar arena, which the new character would bring with him to the game.
It is possible that one of the three remaining slots is for the other new gameplay stage in the game so that leaves two slots open, which many are saying could be for two more playable DLC characters.